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Sprint Velocity
In 30 Seconds.
Paste your last few sprints. Get your team velocity, throughput trend, and a forecast for the next three sprints. No account, no email, no catch.
Your sprint history
One row per sprint. Edit, add, or remove rows. Numbers can be story points or any consistent unit.
| Sprint name | Committed | Completed |
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Your velocity
Average velocity
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points / sprint
Stability (std dev)
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± points
Commitment hit rate
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% of points completed
Trend
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points / sprint
Forecast for next 3 sprints
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Track this automatically in SprintFlint
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Velocity FAQ
What is velocity?
Velocity is the amount of work (usually in story points) your team completes per sprint. It's the single most useful number for forecasting how long the rest of the backlog will take.
How is the forecast calculated?
We project the next three sprints using the average completed velocity from your history, with a confidence band based on the standard deviation. More history means a tighter band. For a probabilistic (p50/p85) take, try the Sprint Forecaster or read forecasting with p85.
How many sprints should I include?
Three is the minimum for a meaningful average. Six to ten gives the cleanest signal; enough history to spot trends without dragging in stale data from a different team shape.
Does this save my data?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Refresh the page and the data is gone; close the tab to discard. If you want it persisted (and a real-time chart) sign up for SprintFlint.
Keep these sprint numbers up to date
Track your own tickets in SprintFlint. Velocity and burndown update as work moves, so your next planning session starts with real sprint history. 50 free tickets per month. No credit card.